Judge — December 11, 1920 — page 21: what you’re looking at

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POOR OLD AFGAR HAD TO SWATHE EVEN THESE SLAVES OF THE HAKEM IN GOLD Misi i N ON DIEU! But what shall we do next that isofthe most of the late Gaby Deslys but without her infantile prettiness. : absurd and never before seen on carth or in heaven?” = The danger may be averted by adding that she has consid ‘This must have been the exclamation of M. Paul Poiret of | ably more vivacity and activity in her work. To increase the joy Paris, lately gallant soldier of France and always leading dr of an entertainment not particularly abounding in originality we maker, when he set out to make the costumes for “ Afgar.”” have the abilities of Mr. Lupino Lane, also import His Judging by the results he must have found a complete answer clowning of the acrobatic sort is highly meritorious and his fun to his question. Every color and every material seem to have _ is capable even of lightening the heart of Wall Street in a declin- been at his command and he has poked, pushed, rumpled, tied. ing market. Frances Cameron adds pulchritude and a voice, folded, pleated, ruffled, tucked, hemmed, basted, stitched and — and Mr. W. H. Rawlins as Afgar demonstrates that a girl-and. ily, damned them into every shape, form and fashion of — music millionaire may have a very large collection of wives prob. dress known since Eve wore the fig-leaf. Delysia’s own cos- indecd—to say nothing of numerous beauteous slaves of the tume projects just a little into that period. harem—and vet retain his sense of humor. Many of our own It may be incurring the danger of having one’s eyes scratched best citizens with only one wife are not able to do as much. out to say that Delysia, the imported star, is after the manner Metcalfe What's @ What HP in @# the MH Theatres Bite Joes plays have a way of stopping of of chaning thet Loxcacke—" Pitter Patter." Pleasant girland-music diversion eee une luce 7 lh ne hel fe New Austexvam—*“Hitchy-Koo for 1920.” Mostly the fun of the Hitchcock-Huntley , bination DRAMAS AND MPLODRAMAS Sruwys—"" ic contrast for the abilities Rn Wes 5 | of Mr, Frank ‘Tinney in Betasco—“One,” with Miss Frances Starr. Well staged but no r nwich Chtodtul aad waneful Suvecer of girl-and-r VANDERBILT — dainty girl-and-mus Wester Garven ‘The t. b. m. not regaled so convincing drama of telep Butatoxt—"French Leave. the recent war. Buyou—" The thorny path of the social cl Cextury—" Mecca.” Conan axv Haxnis—* Welc talents of the Jew hum Foxty-Ercutn Street Bright and well acted comed Novelties suggested by the mov A Galsworthy dramatic treatise on the ber. ous Oriental ¢ Stran, in out in fhe Broken Wing, Game s Broadway Brevities pectacular drama The superior business COMEDY, NEAR-COMEDY AND FARCE Restor Boorn—“The Prince and the Pauper.” Mark Twain's Dickey aid Goddard: Fees teh. sane Aeti tae Broabnexst—"When We Are’ Y by Kate [. McLaurin never better as the heroine of an emotional drama Pai a Latutiy Eeviessnatt Melodrama and wien Vittace.—Samson and Delilah,” with Mr. Ben Ami above Maxine Evtiorr’s— ‘ostepy—"The Bad Ma and in most amusing presenta n. ‘The Mexican panish Love.” Novel staging esting drama of the primary em 3 : ina a : ibresnesting folks caf ddy Dumplins,” by Messrs. Geo. Barr McCu testes - c 1 cheon ‘and. Earl Carroll, with Mr. Maclyn Arb Review later Foro ML ea with Florence Reed. Another of a young woman with a record full of guesses. with Mary Nash. vista of the trials and Moxosco— Piaynous: OPERA, MUSICAL COMEDY AND GIRL-AND-MUSIC SHOWS with Frances White. Review later Time ight ration of girl and music Casixno—“Honey Dew attractive musical com Cextrar—* Afear. Coxt—* Helle nomed y th-Helen Hayes. The domestic exploited. “Gold Diggers The New York choi anny of the flapper de girl-and-music show. Lyceum Grone—“Tip-Top,” with Mr. Fred Stone. Vaudevillistic back- version of “Home Sweet Home ground for the star's fun. Puysouti— le Oki New Yo Picturesque reversion Heroprome—"Good Times.” c the largest of them all the day's when New York was American K sicxernock ex— Mary. vivacious girl-and Nora Bayes—“Three Live Ghosts.” Laughter galore over the tribulations of Cockney veter Tuinry-Nistn Stet “The Young Vis a Liserty—*The Half Moon,” fort in the * Review later. l-and-musi